National Flock Map
See Where ALPR Cameras Are Being Deployed Across America
Flock Cameras Nationwide
The DeFlock national movement is mapping ALPR camera deployments across the United States. This interactive map shows where Flock Safety and other surveillance infrastructure is being installed—and where communities are fighting back.
Woodbury is not alone. Thousands of cameras are being deployed nationally. But communities are organizing. Cities are saying no.
📍 Interactive National Map
DeFlock Interactive Map
Visit deflock.org to explore the interactive map →
The interactive map shows real-time ALPR camera locations, deployments by city, and community opposition efforts. Zoom to Minnesota to see regional deployments.
Minnesota Flock Deployments
Minnesota has seen significant Flock expansion. Multiple cities and counties have deployed or are considering ALPR cameras:
- Twin Cities metro area cities
- Highway corridor monitoring
- County law enforcement agencies
- Police department pilot programs
Woodbury's status: Unknown. This is why transparency and FOIA requests matter. Help map cameras in your area.
How to Use the Map
The DeFlock map allows you to:
- Search by location: Find Flock cameras in your city or region
- View deployment details: See which agencies deployed cameras and when
- Track opposition efforts: See where communities are organizing against Flock
- Contribute data: Help map cameras in your area by reporting sightings
- Connect with local campaigns: Find organizing efforts in your region
Help Map Cameras in Woodbury
You can contribute to the national DeFlock map by reporting ALPR camera locations in Woodbury and surrounding areas.
How to report a camera:
- Visit deflock.org
- Note the camera location (address, intersection, or GPS coordinates)
- Describe the camera (mounted on pole, traffic light, vehicle, etc.)
- Take a photo if possible (from public space only)
- Submit to the DeFlock database
Why this matters: Mapped data shows the scale of surveillance expansion. It supports campaigns in other cities. It documents the national problem.
National Opposition Wins
The interactive map also shows where communities have successfully opposed Flock:
- Austin, TX: City council rejected Flock after public pressure (2021)
- Ithaca, NY: Banned ALPR surveillance citywide (2020)
- Saranac Lake, NY: Community prevented Flock deployment (2021)
- Portland, OR: Restricted surveillance technology deployment (2022)
- Berkeley, CA: Banned police use of facial recognition and ALPR (2020)
- 20+ other cities: Have restricted or rejected Flock/ALPR surveillance
These wins prove it's possible. Woodbury can join the list of cities that said no to mass surveillance.
🌍 Join the National Movement
The fight against Flock is national. But it's won locally—in city councils, on streets, in community meetings.
Connect with the DeFlock network:
- Visit deflock.org for the full network
- Access research, toolkits, and tactics from other cities
- Share your local campaign's progress
- Learn from communities that have already won
You're not alone. Thousands of people across America are fighting mass surveillance. Woodbury is part of this movement.